San Luis Catholic Church Jamaica

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16 days ago

San Luis Catholic Church Jamaica News Staff Tue, 04/16/2024 - 13:29 Image Body

The San Luis Catholic Church in Yorktown will be having our annual Jamaica, Sunday, April 28th at San Luis, 502 E. 2nd St.

Mass will begin at 8:00 am in the Church. They will have the Mariachi's during Mass. Breakfast items and Menudo will be available after Mass.

Throughout the day there will be live music, live and silent auctions, raffle, bingo, country store, cake walk, children's activities & face painting, horseshoes and cornhole tournaments, and as always, a Carne Guisada dinner and their famous hamburgers and homemade tamales!

Carne Guisada with rice, beans and tortillas will be served from 11am to 2pm for $15 dine-in or to-go plates.

Live Auction will begin at 2pm, Raffle Drawing at 5:30pm Live entertainment begins at 12 and will include: DJ David Guerrero, Sensacion, Reparo De San Luis and Fantazzia

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